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Arizona man admits to fatally stabbing female hiker 15 times, says he ‘wanted to...

A man admitted that he “wanted to look” like the woman he fatally stabbed multiple times on a hiking trail in Arizona in broad daylight. He later told police that he was struggling with his sexuality as a Christian at the time of the murder. In 2023, 25-year-old Zion Teasley attacked 29-year-old Lauren Heike on […]
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Preston Lord murder defendant booked into jail, held on $2 million bond

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A defendant charged in the death of Queen Creek teen Preston Lord is back behind bars after a string of arrests while he was out awaiting trial. Talyn Vigil was booked into jail overnight Wednesday on charges of first-degree murder, kidnapping and aggravated robbery. He is being held on a $2 millio
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Arizona Pancake Lovers Should Know About These 7 Spots Flipping Them Plate-Sized

Some pancakes come in a stack. Others show up alone because there is simply no room on the plate for a second one. Across Arizona, a handful of breakfast spots have built real reputations on griddle cakes so wide they hang over the edges, and that is exactly what this list is about. You will find family-owned diners in
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Third phase of ADOT’s I-10 expansion project underway

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) has started the third phase of its massive, years-long project to widen Interstate 10 between Phoenix and Casa Grande. ADOT representatives said Monday that work has started on I-10 between Loop 202 and Gila River in both directions. The construction.
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Arizona welcomes new Taiwan representative office, rejecting warning from China

Gov. Katie Hobbs joined Taiwanese leaders at the opening of an economic and cultural office Monday to aid Taiwanese businesses and citizens in the region, despite pressure from China to block it.
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Tempe thief steals empty boxes

Security footage shows a man breaking into a Tempe tech company to steal what turned out to be empty Mac Mini boxes. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz has the details.
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‘By God’s grace:’ Lost hiker’s distress call puts emergency crews in the right spot...

Lost hiker triggered a series of events that likely saved the life of a motorcycle rider who crashed. (Source: KCAL, KCBS, MONTROSE SEARCH AND RESCUE TEAM, CNN)
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Best and worst cities for drivers: Report ranks 100 US metro areas

WalletHub ranked 100 large U.S. cities based on costs, traffic, infrastructure and safety. Scottsdale, Arizona, was named the best city for drivers. Philadelphia ranked as the worst city for drivers because of traffic, poor roads and safety concerns. A large chunk of Americans drive a car to get from point...
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Multiple juveniles arrested after assaults on nurses, Chandler officers at behavioral health facility

Chandler Police responded to a large disturbance involving dozens of juvenile patients at Oasis Behavioral Health after 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 4, where a nurse was assaulted. Around three hours later, juvenile patients forced their way into a locked medication room, damaged a dispensing machine, accessed controlled substanc
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Maricopa County supervisor calls for inquiry into recorder’s claim of Phoenix mail facility closure

A day before 1.9 million early ballots go out to Maricopa County voters, the U.S. Postal Service is contradicting the official in charge of early voting, saying it never closed the Phoenix mail facility blamed for potential ballot delays. Recorder Justin Heap made the claim Sept. 30 while presenting his...

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